Another Kansas State basketball player has decided to enter the transfer portal and continue his career elsewhere in 2025-26.

The losses are beginning to add up for the Kansas State men’s basketball roster. After several weeks of calm, the Wildcats have now seen six players ... seniors Max Jones and Tyreek Smith.

The college basketball transfer portal window will close on April 22, meaning players can no longer enter from that time on until a later date. On Monday, a flurry of transfer portal news came ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — The New York State Sportswriters Association has released its small school all-state selections for the 2024-25 boys basketball season. Three players from Section III earned ...

Jerome Tang has landed one of the most accomplished basketball transfers available ... Johnson was named MAC Player of the Year after he led the Zips to 28 victories, a conference championship ...

STARKVILLE, Miss. —Both Mississippi State basketball teams had their work cut out for them when the NCAA basketball transfer portal opened last month. The men’s team lost eight players to the ...

Florida State men's basketball coach Luke Loucks picked up another transfer portal player on Tuesday evening. Former St. Bonaventure's power forward La'Jae Jones announced on his social page that ...

Jones becomes the third official addition – and first freshman – to join the 2025-26 Siena Men’s Basketball team, following graduate transfers Riley Mulvey and Antonio Chandler, who were ...

Clemson will have to turn the page on one of the most successful two-year windows in basketball program history ... Thousands of players entered into the portal looking for a new home, and ...

First-team Class C selection Joe Baylor of Moravia is one of 21 players from Section 4 to be selected to the New York State Sports Writers Association boys basketball all-state teams in classes B ...

College basketball players have until Tuesday to enter the transfer portal, and there undoubtedly will be more entrants leading up to that deadline. But by and large? The hay’s already in the barn.